ight, and stillmore at the smell, which came principallyfrom the cere-cloth, they ordered the earthto be thrown in at once, without stoppingto replace either the cloth or lead. Enough,however, had been observed of the inscrip-tion to convince them of the body beingthat of Queen Catherine. In ]\Iay… … o3 5S ^21 a: B C &S1 Mlif~. ,i—y /S SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 27 time the castle was possessed by Lord Rivers,the Rev. Dr. Nash, in company witli theHonourable John Somers Cocks, and i\lr.John Skipp of Ledbnry, made a third ex-amination of the grave and its contents. Upon opening the ground, says…
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